Tutorials by ONLamp.com
Having a successful web site can be a mixed blessing. It's nice to reach more people, but it's painful to run up against hardware limits. Fortunately, LAMP sites have several tuning options, from tweaking parameters to replacing components.
December 30,
2009
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Managing a database by hand with command-line tools is possible, but it can also be tedious. Some web-based administrative tools are good, but there are advantages to graphical desktop applications, as well.
December 29,
2009
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Noel Davis shows us a buffer overflow in ASPSeek; a denial of service attack against timed; a new version of OpenSSH with many improvements; an attack against the private keys used by GnuPG...
December 23,
2009
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You have a great PDF, MP3, or binary file to distribute, but you want to know who's downloading it. How hard could it be to write a little PHP program to require registration before letting your goodies loose?
December 23,
2009
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After designing a few databases for clients, you'll likely start to see design similarities. Why not exploit those patterns to create templates for further customization? Russell Dyer demonstrates how to create and customize generic MySQL table templates.
December 14,
2009
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In the last column, John Paul Ashenfelter showed you how to use inner joins and cross joins. This week he tackles outer joins.
November 13,
2009
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John Paul Ashenfelter continues his SQL tutorial with one of the most useful but most frustrating areas of SQL: built-in functions.
November 2,
2009
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The most popular "proper" way to build a web application seems to be to use the Model-View-Controller design pattern. While it sounds complex, the concepts are sound and the ease of development it provides are compelling.
October 30,
2009
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MySQL 5.0 promises trigger support. What will it look like? How will it work? Peter Gulutzan takes MySQL triggers for a test-drive.
October 28,
2009
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The most popular "proper" way to build a web application seems to be to use the Model-View-Controller design pattern. While it sounds complex, the concepts are sound and the ease of development it provides are compelling.
October 28,
2009
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